This program prepares dentists in the management of complex orofacial pain patients through a multidisciplinary approach. With hundreds of new patients every year, and two years to follow up cases, this program provides residents with a unique clinical experience. Clinical training is done at the Craniofacial Pain Center.<br><br>Residents will have an extensive exposure to Orofacial Pain patients on a daily basis. This forms 70 percent of the resident's scheduled time. Residents learn how to diagnose and treat Orofacial pain patients from a multidisciplinary approach. Interactions between residents and other Faculty members including orthodontists, pain specialists, neurologists, psychologists, physical therapists, and surgeons form the basis for establishing treatment plans and managing pain patients.<br><br>Residents will have extensive training in diagnostic radiography and MRls for the head and neck area, electromyography, computerized dental occlusal analysis, electrical anesthesia and diagnostic injections. Treatment modalities commonly used at the Craniofacial Pain Center Center include intraoral appliances, pharmacology, psychology, physical therapy.